israel will continue? to find loans from the financial markets, but israel will do it paying higher interest range, all of us we can understand that this increased price for funding the israeli economy will mean that money will not go to education, will not go to infrastructure or the health system, but must go now ' to pay the interest rates to the financial system, there is something more, we heard very recently a prime minister of israel, benjamin nahu saying that israeli economy is very strong, is resilient etc etc. the decision of all the credit rating agen so just the opposite of this of the word of of benjamin netanyahu, now israel is in a very difficult position because they must announce new budget and everyone can predict that the new budget must include many austerity measures to. lower the the expenses and to lower much more the public deficit, and in this way israel to respond to the credit rating agencies. all right, thank you for that. let me bring in our uh next guest for this first segment

has dowgraded israel's credit rating, but no matter how you look at it, israel's economy can only get worse as long as the genocidal war continues. now it's a matter of whether israel's economy can withstand the genocidal war. hi, i'm welcome to economic divide. some of the highlights coming up in today's program: israel's credit downgrade, we will take a look at how fitch has downgraded israel's credit uh from outlook. uh that it had to negative one, continued genocide, according to fitch, is driving negative indicators, also more of an expansion of the credit downgrade, this is the third agency so far to do that, it expanded on other negative economic indicators like a budget deficit, 7.8% of the gdp growth, and also business shutdowns and mass migration are contributing to israel's economic crisis, the continuation of the genocide and other high... night of this program, well into 2025, there are war risks on other fronts, and this really regime is waiting responses to come from iran and hezbollah, how will that impact israel's economy? israel's second quarter economic data is in a

this is the first war where israel treats it as an existential threat for it, so israel is they declaredof course under more thread than before, and that's... why it's more on alert. paul's showed today inside of israel that almost one third of israelis are thinking of leaving the entity. they don't believe that it's a safe place to stay anymore and that's why it should be under the maximum alert and it is under the maximum alert and all of its history. well with that we're going to continue. lishin bit is concerned about netanyahu and his ministers and is imposing restrictions on their movements after stern threats from iran and hezballah to retally for the assassination of marter. מנהל ראש הממשלה שמקיימים השרים מחייב אישור אישי של ראש השבק עצמו, כלומר הם לא יכולים להגיע לשם בלי האישור שלו. בנוסף אנחנו מספרים ששגרירויות ישראל בחול יונית הונחו להעלות כוננות ולהגביר אירנות לאיומים שונים. שגרירים ונציגים דיפלומטים אחרים התבקשו להוריד פרופיל, לא ללכת לכל מיני מקומות או מידם פשוט פחות להתבלט. החשש שקיים הוא תגובה אירנית נגד סמל ישראלי או. israeli political senior figures, could they neverthe

how to punish israel today?rontation in a multi-front war, after the funeral and burial ceremonies of marters haniah and shukur, the hour of response is ticking, and we must be prepared, as stated by a former general in the occupation army. היום יותר מהר לתפיסתי ממה שציפינו ואני אגיד לך עוד אמירה שלי גם יותר מהר ממה שהיינו צריכים להיות ביחס להתמודדות שיש לנו מול חזבלה ואחרות המיקוד הזה שעושים פה והספקולציות וכל הניתוחים איך ומה יתקיפו קודם כל לא עוזרים לנו הרבה ביחס לא ביחס לחוסן הפנימי וגם לא ביחס אולי לאויב שממתין ועושה את'. destroyed by telling by speaking about ticking about the time taking till the punishment means that the superior entity netanyahu wanted to show for the others is now waiting to be punished from others and this shows how much they are under fear and how much they are weak number one number two what the general was saying is that israel should pay attention to the uh locals inside of israel because they are now afraid israel needs to treat them differently to have some strategies regarding

can israel withstand iran's attack. israel will have one loser, the zionist regime. given that the occupied territories is a small area geographically, the israeli regime is inherently lacking in strategic depth, making it relatively easy to target. entire region. in contrast, iran is vast country, the 16th largest in the world by area, and the regime would struggle to target the whole nation. our critical centers are dispersed throughout the country, unlike those of israel, which are concentrated in a few cities. this makes them particularly vulnerable. furthermore, the israeli prime minister is facing increasing pressure both domestically and internationally. even within israel, many are now holding netanyahu accountable for their current. situation. in iran, however, the circumstances are quite different. when iran launched operation true promise, nearly 10 million people volunteered to fight against israel. similarly, israel's international standing is deteriorating due to its genocidal campaign in gaza, while iran

lebanon-israel border. and a lot of people do live up there. so it will be curious to see how negotiators are interpreting all of this. and honestly, what happens over the next couple of days could really determine a lot, not only for this region, but particularly for the people in gaza. and jeff, kevin, now bringing in has some questions. kevin. thank you. jeff. i want to ask what, if anything, have we heard from israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu? obviously, this is a circumstance where you might imagine he might have a message for not just the israeli people, but for the global community. have you heard anything about that? well, obviously, you know, netanyahu has always toed the line that, you know, israel has the right to defend itself. the u.s. has backed him up on that. that israel does have the right to defend itself. we know that the cabinet will be getting together today at some point this will obviously be a huge topic of conversation. and again, the country right now is under this emergen

israel weran, ישמה.israel should pay attention to the uh locals inside of israel because they are now afraid israel needs to treat them differently to have some strategies regarding them but uh it seems from his words that no it's not happening the way they want and number three he's speaking about the region, well what netanyahu did is that he moved the war a little bit outside of gaza towards the region, towards the region with more than three to four fronts, and this is what the general is saying that you can't do this while you already stuck inside of gaza inside of small piece of land where you can't finish your war, you're going to open another front with three, four regional powers especially iran, and that's a very stupid thing to do, and what's the general is doing is just uh trying to reput the... things in place, concentrate on the people inside of israel and concentrate on the war in gaza. well, dr. mohammed, i mean the ticking of time can't we say that the resistance is using this also to pl

israel as treason. yeah. it must be stronger and better so that we can deliver our message to the whole world and make our voices heard by the people of palestine and gaza. we need to be united and not normalizers. jordan and palestine are one people, not two. or the people is to stand together with gaza and support the palestinian resistance. today we are united in morning, the martyrd of commander. as the demonstration continued, the symbolic coffen of haniah, ornamented with flowers and hani's pictures was carried away by the demonstrators. the atmosphere was mixture of morning and determination as the crowd fed to continue their fight. demonstration was led by secretary general of the islamic action front murad and members of the national forum to support. the resistance and protect the homeland and today the nation rises after your bloodset and martur them honey, millions from tangjer in morocco to jakarta in indonesia vow and pledge to jihad and resistance. the atmosphere was charged with emotion

israel attacked hezbollah, israel attacks the houthis before they do something. can you dispel that and knock that down for the people who don't follow this as closely as we do? yeah, these are good questions, kevin. you're always coming at it from the right angle tactically. let me address the first part of that. it's not just signals, israel is a master at developing assets and those assets are foreign agents who we flip and they supply information. let me give you an example. mosab hassan yousef, who, was the son of one of the founders of hamas. we arrested on weapons charges, believe it or not, by my unit back in the 90s and ended up flipping him and he ended up becoming a very, very useful source of information which prevented many terror attacks. and we have that capability to be able to do that all over the world. so in a combination of signal, but really what it comes down to is these ph.d. level psychology psychologists who act as our recruiters, our actual, what they call katsas or case agents who are able to flip using the highest levels of harvard lev

israel is not interested in the ceasefire, the israel government is not interested in freeing the israeli hostages, it's not interested in ending this genocide, it's only interested in continuing the genocide so that can annex the the entire gaza strip, so the hamas leaders are being very reasonable again saying enough, we're not going to have continual uh negotiations that get agreed to and then the other party uh changes its mind, and also how serious is israel about a cease fire and about. when it assassinated the chief negotiator from the palestinian side. the zionist regime knows that the united states will bail it out of anything, any problem it has, if it needs, if if iran and lebanon should attack it, then the us will send not only weaponry, but soldiers, no matter what happens, the united states protects israel uh military, diplomatically, the united states, which hypocratic hypocritically says it's always... uh supporting human rights and international law and self-determination, it does none of th, it supports none of those things and that is very blatantly obvious with israel,

israel does not care about your condemnations, let me repeat, israel does not care about your condemnations, it dismisses your resolutions, it does not even listen to your debates, the representative will be playing with his iphone while you are talking, as countries, "as security council, you had a responsibility to act months ago to stop this impunity. as the genocide continues, you have a responsibility to react, to save human lives and preserve the foundations for peace and security for all, not just for some. israel said israel's turn into a rogue entity due to..." impunity it is so far enjoyed responding each seas far push with new massacre, here is the security council to take effective action by imposing sanctions against tel aviv, saying only such punitive measures will prevent the regime from continuing its genocide of gazens. a new probe reveals israely forces have been using palestinian civilians is human shields during their ground invasion of gaza. according to israely media, regime forces. use uh gosons not involved in conducting military activities to inspect potentially boo

from the north of israel. in addition we wish to remind the council of the responsibility for the 1983 attack on u.s. marines and french forces in beirut, murdering 241 u.s. soldiers and 58 french soldiers. this operation sends a clear message. we will defend ourselves and respond with great force against those who harm us. the state of israel will not stand idly by, we will continue to defend ourselves and our citizens. the world must support israel at this time and demand hezbollah compliance with the security council resolutions by ceasing attacks, withdrawing to the north of the river and disarming. we on our side have a duty to ensure the safe and secure return of israelis to their homes in northern israel and we will continue to act to defend all the people of israel. however, hezbollah, hamas, houthis only express venom. thanks to the head of the state. since the attack on october 7, iran has provided money to hezbollah, along with antitank munitions and explosives. these were all used against israeli c

, death to israel, death to israel, death to israel, death to israel, death to israel , death to israel '. and do not say to him that the dead are killed for the sake of allah, but resurrected, but they do not feel them. i am al-mu'minin, men of charity , we pledge to god against him, and we are men of love, and we are waiting for change, o muslim brothers, o brothers in the islamic republic of iran, or umm al-islam, all of them, o ahrar, nod al-yum. the leader of our path in the movement of hamas and resistance nineteen palestinian martyrs, ninety-nine leaders , ninety-nine great martyrs in the heart of the field, and he is leading the al-aqsa storm against the zionist occupation, but because of the attack of the leader ismail haniyeh, if the zionist enemy thinks that the assassination of our leader will divert our path, he will weaken our will, he will reduce us all, so it is an illusion that the zionist enemy has committed a new crime today, show it to the world. again, the zionist entity is the source of evil. it is the source of injustice, it is the source of instability, and the w

in israel.o be evacuated to some place else in israel, living out of a hotel, going to somebody else's school. that is simply unsustainable for a democracy. remember, israel is the size of new jersey. hezbollah has just decided to make them evacuate bergen county. that that can't happen in a democracy. rich goldberg and david dowd from the ftd. gentlemen, thank you so much, and we hope you'll stand by as we continue our coverage here on fox news channel. the idf preemptively striking missile sites in lebanon, some 6000 missiles at the ready taken out in strategic and precision strikes by the idf. more than 100 aircraft helping to make that happen. we continue our coverage here on fox. i'm kevin corke in washington, joined by chanley painter in new york. quick break. our coverage continues after a very quick timeout as israel attempts once again to defend itself from a again to defend itself from a potenti have dry eye... tired, itchy, burning... my symptoms got worse over time. my eye doctor exp

war where israel treats it as an existential threat for it, so israel is they declared that, well wehen this existence is is of course under more thread than before, and that's why it's more... on alert, paul's show today inside of israel that almost one third of israelis are thinking of leaving the entity, they don't believe that it's a safe place to stay anymore, and that's why it should be under the maximum alert and it is under the maximum alert in all of its history. well with that we're going to continue, the shen bit is concerned about netanyahu and his ministers and his imposing restrictions on their movements after stern threats from iran and hezballah to retally for the assassination of marter ismail han and... אבל כן יש הנחיות מאוד מאוד חריגות ששבק מעביר לשרי הממשלה ולראש הממשלה ולפי ההנחיות האלה כל השתתפות באירוע המוני מחייבת מרחב ממוגן צמוד ומידי ושימי לב לזה הוראה ישירה של ראש השבק כל סיור אישי שמנהל ראש הממשלה. שמקיימים השרים מחייב אישור אישי של ראש השבק עצמו, כלומר הם לא יכולים להגיע לשם בלי האישור שלו. בנוסף אנחנו מספרים ששגרירוות ישראל בחול יונית הונכו להעלות כוננות

, and israel barely retaliated. iranians are probably feeling good about that, as they should, and in the final point is the sanctions against iran are not working the way they once were, they have weakened, so if you look overall at what's happened to the iranians and what's happening to the americans and especially what's happening to the israelis, you see that the situation after october 7th is fundamentally different than the situation before october 7th, just in the case of the israelis before october 7th, it looked like they were in the catbird sea, they were managing very well in their own opinion the situation in gaza, and by the way, i want to be clear here, i thought they were doing an excellent job. of managing the problem in gaza, i thought they had things under control. i was shocked by what happened on october 7th, but once october 7th happened, and as we've watched these two conflicts play themselves out: one, the war in gaza, and how that's linked to hezballah, you don't want to forget, and then two,

, not just in the northern part of israel, but central israel, even further south, southern israel is dealing with this potential threat boots the basic concept of these really are defense system is stamp a multi-layered approaches. jim was mentioning earlier, the basic one is the iron dome system and that handles the lower altitude threats that israel gets. i and that's the system that you saw operational in the pictures from northern israel that we were running earlier. now, the next step is a system known as david's sling that handles the mid altitude type systems. and that's the one where some of the rockets that and missiles that has beloved would have in central lebanon and possibly even northern lebanon then the other system, the arrow system, is the one that handles ballistic missiles, incoming ballistic missiles usually projected from iran but it has belonged could also potentially have access to some of those weapons systems that the iranians have put together for them and that multi-tiered approach would be the kind of system that really would protect israel so the israelis

hezbollah said it fired hundreds of rockets towards israel in its first response to israel's assassinationor commander in beirut last month. it denied israel's assertion that it had thwarted the attack. the israeli military said it struck and destroyed thousands of hezbollah rocket launchers in southern lebanon aimed at northern israel. the israel defence forces released these pictures which it says are those strikes on lebanon. officials say around 100 fighter jets took part in the operation. lebanon's ministry of health says three people have been killed in areas in the south of the country. these pictures are from the village of zibqin, where you can see a huge cloud of smoke rising following an israeli airstrike. lebanon's caretaker prime minister has held an emergency meeting with ministers to discuss the situation. hezbollah said it launched more than 300 rockets and drones at israel and targeted 11 military sites in response to the killing of its top commander in beirut last month. the group said this was an initial response and that todays planned attack on israel had been "complet

will return to israel?st week and to my chagrin and disappointment i'm not aware of a single news platform that is pick this up for us israel arms sales up. this is under biden/harris harris/biden. she is vice president, right? does she think all you do is go to funerals? go around and talk about abortion? she wants to run as a substantive vice president who did so much but she hasn't done thing and she certainly is not spoken up for the people of israel little of the people of the united states as far as i'm concerned. 120-millimeter tank ammo anticipated delivery 2027 they are slow walking is already been approved by congress 120 million mortar in 2026 if you're lucky to get it they had medium and technical vehicles might get them in 2026 this is all been funded, passed by congress what else? what are those? guided missile systems you take for instance they bombed eight missile and put a guidance system on it. those are being held critically important f-15s at 135 engines for the f35 the delivery and data

is small and israel must be expanded, so this israel, remember israel is no more than a western mercenary army planted in the very heart of the arab and muslim world, its aim is, to inhilate the palestinian people, launch more wars in order to keep the interests of the... of america of the west, regardless of any cost, at the experience of the indigenous population and people of that part of the world. okay, well let me get eves in in this conversation. eves, let's just think about what is being said when we talk about 50,000 tons, 50,00 tons of military equipment sent in 10 months to be used in one of the most highly densely populated areas in the world were at least 47%. the population, the kids, i mean, your thoughts and and and how can the us justify doing this? well, it certainly can't justify doing this uh, by any serious moral standard, it's a uh, it's really, it's a holocaust in gaza, i mean it's a level of destruction and displacement and immiseration and trauma and effort to... basically destroy a whole population, so it's clearly unjustifiable. uh, the quantity is surprising, h

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they do want to destroy israel. by the way, they don'tjust want to destroy israel.tire western civilisation. they are saying it — only yesterday in tehran, they burned american flags and they shouted, "death to israel, death to america." this is what they actually want to do. you know, a couple of weeks ago, i saw a video of... i understand... ..the muslim brotherhood... i understand that you want to analyse iran's motivations. but as you're sitting here with me on hardtalk, i want to have you discuss with me israel's motivations. and respond to this — vali nasr, a former senior state department official in the us, has said that these assassinations were, quote, "done in a deliberately provocative manner "designed to invite — invite — escalatory retaliation." do you agree with that? no, of course i do not agree with that. uh, fuad shukr, he was the person in charge of killing 12 children in northern israel just a couple of days ago. what are you offering? you're saying we should not respond to that? when we are attacking back, this is part of defending ourselves. th

israel's systemic torture of palestinian detanees. palestinian advocacy groups cited videos and dozens of testimonies documented by rights organizations, and they include a recent report by an israeli ngo betsalem that says the regime have conducted a systematic policy of prisoner abuse and torture since the start of its gaza genocide early october. reports based on interviews with 55 detainees and comes days after the israely military imprison. nine soldiers accused of sexual abuse of prisoners in the citimon detention camp in southern occupied territories. leak video shows soldiers sexually abusing a prisoner at the camp. nepalicy inmates been subjected to inhumane treatment for decades. nearly 10,00 palestinians are currently held in israeli jails without uh with many of them with no charge or trial. a week after the controversy surrounding allegations of israeli soldiers, torturing and raping palestinian prisoners from the gaza's trip, israel's channel 12 tv released a video on wednesday morning. confirming the claims, shocking fo

is complicit in the genocide that israel is conducting in gaza. it is our responsibility to show that as people of india we refuse to be complicit in that. even if our government wishes to continue with what it does, we want these weapons exports to stop immediately. it is the bombing of hospitals, the destruction of universities, the attempt to erase the very... people have of that place. despite ban on pro- palestine protest in india, citizens and activists continue standing with gaza. israel and india have seen a growing trend in their relationship since 2014 when bharatiya janata party took the helm of the indian government. new delhi is one of the main buyers of israeli arms and continues to provide weapons to israel, including rockets and explosives. new delhi and that's a wrap for your latest here on press tv everyone, thank you for joining in and bye-bye for now. air pollution is serious cause of concern, but exporting the pollution to poor nations is even worse. watch in this documentary how places like akra fall victim to the greedy nati

has means that the us defends israel, treats israel as if it's the 51st state of the united states. uh, you know, this is really... uh has to be seen by the world for what it is. this is a provocation, this is the israeli government seeking uh to widen the war, and at the same time the absurdity that should be viewed as as insult to humanity, that you have the us uh, the world's number one power, then saying, oh, we'll step in and defend israel after a commits these gross provocations. yeah, it is absolutely mind boggly. um, i mean, mick, i mean, the reality is that in the post world war ii world, there was one rule for the liberal block order and another one for the rest of the world to abide by, but of course that seems to be ending as the unilateral world is shattering as we speak, and other powers do no longer will just simply acquiasc to the west's global bullying, and do you think that that's what we're seeing in the middle of all of this? for example, it uh, the... reg the us's mainly kills a commander, hezbollah commander in beirout less than 24 hours later kills haniah here

and the survival of israel. therefore, in the real opinion, we will see this difference in the israeli cabinet and therefore in the media. israelis , we have this difference, we see that netanyahu, who has turned the war into a personal war, and israel's security is not important to him at all. most of the 30 years of his survival in political discussions, he is working in this phase . in my opinion, netanyahu will be very dangerous. it will hit the sensitive points and the heel of the israeli shale. thank you very much, friend be us, mr. tagbinia, mr. alipour

we have today listened to the state of israel, israel suggests that the genocide convention is primary for their protection, and because of that it is not capable of violating its own provisions. the outcome of the legal effort was that based on the 1989 genocide convention, the icj, instead of using the legal terms of ceasefire, which refers to a confrontation, ordered that the genocide. should stop. germany, france, and other western countries that have supported israel had no choice but to diplomatically accept the verdict. at least in appearance, this place is different from the security council in legal terms. from 1948 to 2016, 225 resolutions have been passed in the security council on the issue related to palestine and the zionist regime's behavior, and more than 102 of the resolution. are against the actions committed by israel that violate international law, but all of them were vetoed by the us, and the resolutions became ineffective. it means the security council as a political pillar of the united nations, lacks the value of justice. the un general assembly can also be con

the main demand of today's demonstration is to stop arming israel. i think they should stop all arms sales, arms transfers to israel, it's it's just because of basic humanity, there are people being killed in the thousands, and over the 10 months of slaughter, it's just not on." "the call to action came after israel bombed a school in gaza city on august 12, killing more than 100 people sheltering in it. according to the uk strategic export licensing criteria, no weapons should be exported if there is a clear risk of them being used for serious violation of international humanitarian law. it's ridiculous that a genocide is taking place and this after 10 months there is still no concrete arms embargo. "we know if this was any other nation, there'll be an arms and bargo right now, how can 40,00 palestinians be killed and it was still thinking is it too soon for an arms embargo, we are seeing the uk has..." traditionally been one of israel's top three military supporters, it supplies about 15% of the components used in the f-35 war planes that tel aviv

gaza me israel what israel is doing in gaza is a clear genocide, even the international court of justice has called a genocide. india is helping israel is one the other way and arm export is one of the most evident ways. india has to abide by its own constitutional values to uphold article 21, which is the right to life. the article says anyone who breaches the article is equally responsible for genocide. the group reminded the government. of various international treaties that obligate india to avoid being part of any genocidal campaign. it also demanded israel be designated and apartaid regime by international community. in recent weeks citizens activist poets and even supreme court judges have urged the indian prime minister not to be complicit in israeli genocide. they have called on the indian government not to provide aid to israel and to abide by international obligations. and india's constitutional values, activists in india outraged or india's inaction regarding israely genocide of palestinians, they call for boycot of israel and an unconditional cease fire in the gaza strip. th

gathered at the chicago convention to call for sease fire in gaza and an end to us. and sales to israel, the march on the dnc, as it was called, demanded immediate and permanent cease fire in gaza, to convention hicked off on monday, as thousands of democratic officials and supporters descended on chicago to celebrate camala harris's candidacy ahead of the us presidential election november, now meantime, the genocidal war on gaza is claiming more civilian lives using us supplied arms, ironically peace talks are also going on simultaneously. now welcome to the spotlight on brut. and these are guests in this episode professor political science at the persite university joining me from ramala. also with this is richard becker, anti-war activist with the answer of coalition out of san francisco. welcome to the show both gentlemen. now professor, let's start with this protest, i just told you. about at the outside of the democratic convention venu in chicago yesterday, of course is four-day event, now protesters have told camala harris that they won't vote for her in case the us does not ban

that zinist israel is prepared for any scenario. after the back-to-back assassinations late last month of hisbullah military commander for chuker in beirot and hamas leader. israel has been on high alert and social media netizens made sure it remained like so here again giving us a brief report about how x looked like throughout the... the past short period, thank you again simo, thank you, look, we can't deny that uh, you know the fear of escalation is taking its toll, yeah, on the israelis as it faces its 10th month of genocide on gaza, and conflict is raging its northern and southern borders, uh, you know, central israel, yeah, has also faced some uh, some hits uh, that especially the the yafa hit using the yafa drone by ansar allah. uh on tel aviv that killed one settler yeah who was a sniper actually not a civilian uh this level of zinus paranoia that we're seeing now and which we've seen before can also be described as a cat and mouse game yeah between uh iran and hezballah on one hand and israel on the other hand israel prove

the specter of an imminent iranian retaliation hangs heavy over zionist israel as the regime scrambles to contain the fallout from the assassination of hamas political chief morter ismail hanh in tehran. with that western. has returned to its familiar playbook, spreading unfounded claims like wildfire, to protect zinast israel from facing the consequences of its actions. let us hear from foad itayam, our broadcast expert, more about it in fake news expose. western media has a long history of pedaling, lies and fabrications that serve the israeli regime's interests, the infamous story of the 40 beheaded babies, the alleged rape. by hamas forces on october 7 and the fabricated story of a palestinian rocket striking the al-ahli arab hospital are just few examples of the blatant misinformation spread by american and european outlets in the past 10 months. the newest episode of lies comes after the notorious zionist assassination of leader ismail hanye in tehran and hizbullah commander fuad shukr in beirot. what do you have for us this week fd? thank you. like you said western media never f

when asked, do you think israel is helled to civil war? 46% said they fear it, while 48% do not, the remaining 6% were unsure. zeinist public security minister itamar men gavier topped the poll as the most devisive public figure. when asked, whom do you think is the most divisive public figure in israel? 70% answered, ben gavier was devisive, while just 19% see him as a unifier. he is closely followed by. the other coalition members, transport minister miri regev, finance minister bedzalel smotrich, and loud backbencher tali got leave. now, zionist prime minister benjamin netanyahu is regarded almost equally as devisive with 62%, and a unifier by 30%. even among his supporters, 30% consider him devisive, while a striking 93. percent of his opponents believe so. now let us move to the most notable expose voices for this week. in a shocking scene to the western world where demands of regime change would have been called if it were a third world country, the uk has been facing the worst disorder it has seen in more than decade. after outbreak

included a promise by the uae to invest 10 billion dollars in israel. well, what you see in the the developing relationship between the saudis and the ue prior to october the 7th is the development of a sort of tripartite strategy. the saudies didn't didn't blow their trumpet about it, they kept quiet about it, but the three of those states were involved together in in in integrating themselves financially, but also... integrating their their lobby activities, so the the zionists and indeed the the uae were were involved in working together in propaganda and in indeed in pressuring the us administration and of course the uk government to do things that designs wanted and which the uee also wanted which fitted into their their mutual interests. loke, tell us about this us government role the the special envoy for economic normalization. so this special envoy, arialstone, has key role in selling this idea that the economic integration of these states and target states like kosovo and israel um is something that is within the interest of the populations in

wants, they are pressuring israel, israel who wants to... uh clear everything in gaza strip and they are pushing uh for sease fire there. israel wants to uh control several parts of gaza strip as as i said the philadelphia corridor and the netsarim corridor. the netsarim corridor uh is really important in the gaza strip. israel wants to push uh displaced palestinians away from the north and it doesn't want to uh let palestinians go back to their homes or rebuild. israel wants to ideally israel wants to push all palestinians into egypt or another country, but it can't happen, even egypt uh doesn't want this. us is pushing for sease fire because it it is necessary for the democratic candidate to win an election, i think. because israel uh and the situation in gaza strip has caused a little uh trouble, lot of trouble in the united states and people are protesting against uh the democratic candidate, even she uh she called for sease fire in the gaza strip all right and uh david miller talking about um what's going on uh in the u.s. uh there was so many uh pro-palestinian demonstrations t

, they have been weaponizing israel, israel has been asking to do so to complete the job so to say in gaza, which it has completely failed that doing, in fact general david patreus has commented about this and he spoke about the operations in iraq and and mosul particularly and how it's differs greatly from what the israelis are doing, the israelis have demonstrated no win whatsoever, hence we see these reckless acts of assassination both of general commander for in in beirot and ismail han in tehran. there's a second aspect of this, and this is found not on the superficial levels or in the media reports, but you will find this deep within the military analysis from the zianist regime itself. and this comes from a senior researcher and professor of the begin sadat center where he says that the only way to solve the problem both in the north and the south is to connect the arenas and to launch a war uh on lebanon. they know that it's going to be painful, they know that the it's going to bring israel very close to the brink of complete destruction, but they are banking on the fact that

israel get into gaza. so if they don't have troops there, hamas is just going to be able to reload during a moment of peace or cease fire and then start doing the same thing that happened on october seventh again. but hamas and egypt both oppose the presence of israeli troops there in gaza, whether it be the netzarim corridor or the philadelphia corridor. so we'll have to see if they can find some sort of middle ground as these negotiations continue. that's certainly key. one more question for you, jeff, before i toss it back to kevin for more. but we are reading reports with this preemptive strike with hezbollah striking towards israel. we're only really seeing of at least one death in southern lebanon from one of the strikes. what are you seeing and hearing considering the massive scale upwards of 6000 missiles or whatnot, only one life loss as we know of right now, that seems pretty significant. jeff it's still early in the day. and again, i mean that that number 6000 that was reported by local media, t

should not be treated like normal country, no, israel should be uh, israel should face sanctions. israel should face all the measures that international law afford to correct international wrong doings, and had it been done before, we wouldn't have had 40 thousand people killed in gaza. well, just for the record, 40,000 killed is the least ' expectations of the actual toll, the lan, which is the the the leading, the most prominent medical journal say that it could reach up to 186,ous palestinians killed directly or indirectly because of the war, but francesca, you have abbreviously said or mentioned that the un should deploy a peace keeping force. can you tell us more about this? i've been more nuanced in fact, because i've said "it should deploy an international protective presence, because a peaceekeeping mission, but first of all, i think that you should be the palestinians to ask for that, because it's a it's an intrusive, it's an invasive presence, and it cannot, and you should not happen without the will of the people, so i defer this to the say the palestinian authorities,

, so nobody can uh can say now is israel is so powerful, without united state israel cannot stand 24 hours against the resistance access axis and ali, why do you say the bengiers and the sm riches are showing weak weakness, please elaborate on that, as i said without the support. of united states, they are showing showing weakness, no, no, no, let me tell you this, yes, when when you shown their workness, because they are, they have a different opinion, they have lost strategy between them, they are separation between the political decision, military decision and intelligence decision among the zionist entity, okay, well said, i want to thank you both. for uh do you have any final thoughts uh before we wrap this up, we have about 30 seconds. sure uh, do think the positive thing side about this is that uh israel is really losing increasingly amongst international relations and public opinion amongst the people. it's my understanding about one-third of the world's population is currently boycotting uh products of companies that collaborate with israel in some capacity, so this does giv

the consequences of israel's huberus could be severe. iran has promised a retaliation to hene's extrajudicial and illegal assassination, which was carried out its soil in breach of its sovereignty. that is no empty threat in light of iran's unprecedented retaliatory strikes on israel back in april. the zionist regime is playing with fire. signing in for david miller in this episode of palestine declassified is amar kasmi. armar is. accomplished political activist and commentator, he's also been the honorary legal advisor to the left legal fighting fund since his foundation in 2019. joining us as our guests contributor today is the author, investigative journalist and associate editor with the electronic interfada acer win stanley. as well as co-hosting the electronic interfada podcast, asa also publishes a weekly substate newsletter called palestine is still the issue, and his book, weaponizing anti-semitism, offers a detailed account of the way in which the israel set out to destroy jeremy corbin's leadership of the labour party. welcom